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The Mid-Century Modern Tri Window Sliding Barn Door
Starting At $1,052.00
With its unique and charming look, the Mid-Century Tri Window Sliding Barn Door takes a more contemporary approach compared to other mid-century-inspired barn doors. Featuring three offset glass panels stacked on the left side of the door, this barn door design will perfectly fit many of the most popular decoration styles.
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The Mid-Century Modern Tri Window Sliding Barn Door
With its unique and charming look, the Mid-Century Modern Tri Window Sliding Barn Door takes a more contemporary approach than other mid-century-inspired barn doors. Featuring only three offset glass panels, this barn door design will perfectly fit many of the most popular decoration styles.
Also inspired by our original Five Panel Horizontal Sliding Glass Barn Door, the Mid-Century Modern Tri Window Sliding Barn Door also uses glass panels to create a desirable and sleek look and to let some light come through. The Mid-Century Modern Tri Window Sliding Barn Door features three beautiful offset square glass panels distributed vertically on the door's left side. Even though this door design is called "Mid-Century," it has a versatile and adaptable look. It will beautifully complement any space or decoration style, including some of the most popular ones like:
- Mid-Century Décor;
- Modern Décor
- Scandinavian Décor;
- Minimalist Décor.
The Mid-Century Modern Tri Window Sliding Barn Door is suitable for interiors and exteriors, commercial and residential projects. Barn Doors are a practical and visually stunning door solution and can be installed in any part of your business or home. Some popular residential barn door applications include:
- Kitchen;
- Living Room;
- Bathroom;
- Closet.
Barn Doors are also a trendy door solution among businesses and commercial buildings and are very popular in spas, coffee shops, boutiques, museums, restaurants, and many more!
Fun Fact: We asked our customers for name suggestions for this new door design on Instagram. We selected three of the most inspiring names and did a little pool, and Mid-Century Tri Window was the most voted name! The name "Mid-Century Tri Window" was suggested by our follower Josh. H.
Wood Species
RealCraft offers over 20 beautiful and responsibly sourced wood species, including customer's favorites, such as:
- White Oak;
- Hickory;
- Bubinga;
- Sapele Mahogany.
The wood species play a huge role in the door's final look, so make sure to consider many possibilities!
Keep in mind that wood is a natural, living material with unique properties. Every wood species is different and will react differently to various weather conditions. For example, if your door will be in an exterior area, it is a good idea to explore native wood species from your location as they will do much better with the climate conditions over the years. That's not the case for interior doors, though. Since your home's internal temperature is usually controlled, pretty much any wood species will last for decades keeping its visual appeal and natural properties.
Glass Options
Another key element for your Narrows Five Panel Sliding Barn Door's overall look is the glass option, so make sure to consider privacy when building your door. Choose from the standard clear glass or the etched option for more privacy.
Want a different glass option for your door? No worries! We also offer custom glass options and can source any glass style you desire. Give us a call for more information.
All RealCraft sliding barn doors are handcrafted by our skilled artisans in Gig Harbor, Washington.
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If you have questions about our products or need assistance placing your order, please contact us at:
800-694-5977 | info@realcraft.com
*Note: All hardware is sold separately. Please see our barn door hardware kits for sliding hardware options.
We highly recommend adding a clear finish to your door to protect it and make sure that it is eligible to be covered by our warranty.
Each species of wood we offer boasts its own unique characteristics. Finishing your door with a clear finish will not only protect it, but enhance the beauty of the wood by bringing out the striking color and detail of the grain. We offer Osmo clear satin finish, which is a hand-rubbed hardwax oil that conditions and coats the wood; or clear urethane, which is a plastic sealing coat that is water-resistant and more durable for environments that can cause lots of wear and tear on a door. Read more about the finishes we offer here.
Alder and Beech doors can have white primer added to prep the door for painting. Pre-primed Beech will have a smooth finish, while Alder will have visible knots for a more rustic look. Please keep this in mind when making your species selection.
